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Judge Tells Louis Vuitton to Take a Joke in 'Hangover' Case
Open AG position presents rare chance
With Thurbert E. Baker's announcement that he'll raise money for a potential campaign for governor, attorneys across the state are eyeballing an extremely rare opportunity in Georgia-an election for attorney general with no incumbent.No attorney general has been elected to an open seat since 1942, when Ellis G.11th Circuit Upholds $9.3M Award to Former Casino Managers
Renowned Florida restaurateur Cye Mandel and business partner John Sisto have been dead for several years. But last week, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the men deserved $9.3 million after they were fired as managers of a hotel and casino owned by the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians. The court ordered the Miccosukees to comply with a 1993 arbitration panel's decision to reinstate the men, or pay them the judgment.Index of U.S. leading indicators rose above forecast in July
The index of U.S. leading economic indicators climbed more than forecast in July, a sign of sustained expansion in the world's largest economy.View more book results for the query "New York University"
Has Time Softened D.C. Circuit Nominee's Partisan Edges?
As a nominee for the D.C. Circuit, a court seen as a stepping stone to the Supreme Court, Peter Keisler is under scrutiny for his history in the Reagan White House and his current tenure as head of the DOJ's Civil Division. In addition to the usual questions on qualifications and legal record, Democrats are expressing concern over the haste with which Keisler's nomination was brought to a hearing; they may also reawaken a long-running dispute over whether an 11th judge on the court is even necessary.NASD Fines Hambrecht Over Commissions
Hambrecht & Quist became the latest institution fined by NASD for taking excessive brokerage commissions on IPO shares. H&Q agreed to pay $6 million in penalties for alleged profit-sharing via the commissions -- effectively a form of kickback for allocating hard-to-get IPO shares to customers. Because H&Q is now part of J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., J.P. Morgan will pay the fine.BigLaw Firm and NY Ex-Client Trade High-Stakes Lawsuits Over Hefty Legal Bills
Plaintiffs benefit from juror ire with companies
Company executives gauge their standing with the public partly from verdicts U.S. juries hand down in business litigation. In 2009, they weren't very popular. The top five product-defect verdicts rose 52 percent in total value last year to $620 million as juror attitudes on companies soured amid the recession and rising unemployment, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.Trending Stories
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